In 'Elizabeth Taylor', Taylor Swift mirrors herself in the Hollywood star of the same name: from the violet eyes to the White Diamonds perfume, the song uses her life to describe how fame weighs on love and relationships. It was the first song Swift wrote for her twelfth album The Life of a Showgirl (2025), created with Max Martin and Shellback, who co-wrote and produced it. It is a ballad between orchestral pop and synth-pop, with heavy drums, piano and programmed strings. Alongside the album version, this single also includes the theatrical 'So Glamorous Cabaret Version'. This edition is a 7-inch single on black vinyl.